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North Idaho Now podcast Episode 157: Headlines from 8/10 through 8/12
Chanse and Molly bring in Idaho Fish and Game Regional Communications Manager T.J. Miller and Biologist Andrew Dux to talk about how the warmer weather could affect your next fishing trip!
Chain Lakes Harrison Area Home
A Waterfront Retreat on Coeur d'Alene Lake. Remodeled Log Home with 477' of Grass to Water's edge on 3.49 acres. 3bd 2ba with open floor plan. Screened in porch overlooking the water views and Lawn. Dock/Boat Slip right outside your door. Rails to Trails biking behind property with miles of paved trails. Boat to 6 resturants within 15 mins and Cda in 30 mins. Room for a Shop/Boat Storage.
Region 1 group hosting showing of 'Resilience'
The Region 1 Behavioral Health Board’s Children’s Mental Health Sub-Committee is pleased to present an upcoming showing of the film “Resilience: The Biology of Stress & the Science of Hope” along with a panel discussion.
Felony DUI rap dismissed
SANDPOINT — A Missouri man accused of injuring a passenger in a drunken rollover crash involving a utility terrain vehicle could be getting off scot-free.
PREP BASEBALL: Sandpoint’s Game 2 comeback bid against CDA falls just short
“From the perspective that we came all the way back and made it a game, I’m proud of the team, our chemistry, and our ability to battle and not give up."
Mary Ann Savage
Mary Ann Savage, a longtime Priest River, Idaho, resident was called home to be with her Savior Jesus Christ on Monday, April 13, 2009.
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: Davidson does it again, runs fifth-best 800 in Utah State history
Davidson’s record-breaking 800 time was good enough for eighth out of 46 runners.
Sandpoint boys edge Moscow in track and field action
MOSCOW — Sandpoint's boys edged the Bears to claim the team title at a meet that included Sandpoint, Coeur d'Alene and Logos on Tuesday.
Daniel Eskelson, 77
Dan Eskelson passed away on August 4, 2024.
TRAVEL BASEBALL: Sandpoint Sasquatch 16U wins CDA’s Memorial Day Invite
On the first day of the tournament, the Sasquatch started things off with a 16-1 win over the CDA Lumbermen 16U.
Brian D. Brown, 77
Brian D. Brown, 77, resident of Priest River, Idaho, passed away peacefully in his home on November 9, 202,0 holding the hand of his wife and soulmate Sandra Brown.
Robert G. McCracken, 82
Robert G. McCracken, 82, passed away at his home in Newport, Wash., on Tuesday, July 23, 2019.
Richard Gene Monroe
Richard Gene Monroe lost his battle to cancer on March 29, 2019. Richard was born July 11, 1948, in Santa Ana, Calif. He met his wife Jennie in 1967 and they lived there together until 1978 when they moved to Priest River, Idaho. Richard was one to light up a room with his charming charisma and beautiful soul, he had a love for fishing, photography, baseball, and his beloved dogs.
Susan Frances Ann Madsen
Susan Frances Ann Madsen passed away on Oct. 1, 2009, after courageously living with ovarian cancer for almost four years.
James H. 'Butch' Low Jr., 69
James H. "Butch" Low Jr., 69, passed away on Sept. 4, 2022.
Officials: No student contact with coronavirus patient
A weekend jazz festival that ended up shuttering two Idaho school districts over fears of the coronavirus didn’t expose North Idaho students to the same risks, area officials said Monday.
Residents' NIC donation is 'truly transformational'
COEUR d'ALENE — Bob and Leona DeArmond’s name will be attached to North Idaho College forever. The NIC Board of Trustees on Monday approved naming the college’s new 29,000-square-foot collaborative eduction building after the former Coeur d’Alene residents, who college officials say made the largest private donation in NIC’s 85-year history. The building is under construction on River Avenue on the NIC campus, not far from the former site of the DeArmond Stud Mill, once owned by the DeArmond family.
Officials: No student contact with coronavirus patient
A weekend jazz festival that ended up shuttering two Idaho school districts over fears of the coronavirus didn’t expose North Idaho students to the same risks, area officials said Monday.
Move unearths buried treasures
COEUR d’ALENE — As a Nov. 16 crowd of local lookie-loos watched a semi truck haul the J.C. White House to its new home near the base of Tubbs Hill, a team of local historians swapped their curiosity caps for their Indiana Jones fedoras.
LEGION BASEBALL: 19U Lakers walk-off Orofino, sweep series
North Idaho (14-11) will host Grangeville for a doubleheader Saturday at War Memorial Field.